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This is why I have such a beef with bully characters. They're not even real characters unless they have some sort of development. Otherwise, they add nothing to the story whatsoever.

Is it just me, or do I think RD's old rivals should've had more development? They appeared in pretty much only one episode (with the exception of a flashback) and were never seen again. I really wish we learned more about the feud between them and how it could've been resolved.

I bet you'd watch a movie or show that talks about how bad socialism is. I swear, people like this only get mad when something has commentary for politics that they disagree with. It's always right wing anti-SJWs that try to make this kind of point. A show isn't bad because it's "political", it's bad because it's poorly written. It doesn't matter if it's political or not. If the writing is trash, then it's worth complaining about.

It's pretty much MLP's version of Transformers Rescue Bots, targeted to a younger audience than the franchise's usual demographic, but shouldn't be anything offensive.

I think the only real original race that was in the show was the draconeques and changelings. Other than that, every other race was based off of real life animals and myths. To me there could've been tons of ideas for races exclusively for the show. What do you think?

Well it's not drawn in Flash, but Toon Boom Harmony. It was used to animate the movie, but was used for a different animation method.

It'd look more like this, which I'd love to see.

That can be a five parter instead. Also, a theatrical film can be released every year. Episodes like Return of Harmony, A Canterlot Wedding, The Crystal Empire, and Twilight's Kingdom can be films. What I'd do in the beginning of FiM season 2 is introduce Shining Armor and Cadence as they visit Twilight to announce their wedding.

If I did a reboot, it wouldn't consist of one, but two separate shows. The first show would be just like the one we have, an episodic, slice of life oriented series meant to build the characters. The second show would be a serialized, adventure oriented series where the characters face villains. The latter show would have a self contained plot in each season.

In your opinion, what do you think the setting of G5 should be? Should it be one specific type of setting? Should include other elements of different setting types? I personally think it could be mostly medieval based, with some hints of steampunk in it.

If the movie was instead a trilogy of films, here's how I think it could've gone down. The first movie would be the same, until Storm King gets his magic staff. In here, he actually gives Tempest Shadow her horn, and she is thrilled of it. Twilight tries to convince Tempest not to keep serving Storm King and that there's still some good in her, but she ends up getting turned into stone. As a result, Twilight's friends end up getting captured by Storm King's forces and Canterlot is completely taken. The film would end with the new allies (Capper, Celaeno, and Skystar) forming an alliance and working to take down Storm King's forces and free the princesses and Twilight's friends. In the second film,the plot would be about the new characters, along with Starlight Glimmer, fighting against Storm King. During the film, we find out that Storm King has his own master, one who is the reason why Storm King has his kingdom (though his name is not yet revealed until the end of the film. Later in the film, Twilight's friends become freed. In the climactic battle, Storm King is defeated, Tempest Shadow becomes redeemed (on top of losing the horn Storm King gave her), and the princesses are released from their stone prison. In the epilogue, Tempest Shadow is put on trial. When Tempest is allowed to speak she says she'll accept any punishment given to her. Afterward, she also informs the princesses that Equestria is still under the threat of attack from Emperor Kharne so they can prepare, thus postponing the Friendship Festival. Right before the film ends, we see Kharne plotting to take over Equestria himself. The third and final film would be about Equestria banding together to stopping Emperor Kharne from taking over. At one point in the film, Kharne corrupts Twilight, and her friends have to fight to bring her back to normal. In the final battle, Kharne is defeated for once and for all, and Equestria is victorious. Ultimately, Tempest would also die in the third act of the film after her fight with Kharne. Before she dies, we see her whispering something to Twilight, but we don't hear it. During the Friendship Festival, Twilight talks to Grubber, who's sad that Tempest is gone. She tells him that Tempest's real name is Fizzlepop Berrytwist, which is what she told her before she died.

Instead of having Pony Life, I think it would've been better if we had a one-off serial series animated with Toon Boom Harmony, just like how Rainbow Road Trip was done. The things it could have are a well rounded story mixing comedy, drama, action, adventure, and darker and more emotional themes, a cinematic musical score, and compelling villains. Overall, the series could have a slightly more mature tone, but still being appealing to all audiences. Like each season of the show (except S3), it can have 26 episodes, giving plenty of room for the story. Think that would've been good?

Well fortunately this news has just come out. https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.polygon.com/platform/amp/comics/2020/4/28/21240351/new-marvel-dc-image-comics-may-20-diamond-comic-distributors&ved=2ahUKEwjXwJXoz5DpAhVBm-AKHUPOAYQQyM8BMAZ6BAgJEAM&usg=AOvVaw3woQhCZgX6RseivtaZNAYe&ampcf=1

https://www.equestriadaily.com/2020/04/my-little-pony-friendship-is-magic-89.html

Not only did I hear that Megan McCarthy left Hasbro to work on a Netflix series, but now Emily Thompson will be in charge of MLP. Here's her LinkedIn. https://www.linkedin.com/in/emily-thompson-571b7a7 What do you think this will mean for G5?

I think it would be great for pegasi who lost a wing or both.

It was actually Y rated, not Y7.

Let's imagine if the show was TV-Y7 or TV-G rated, and the highest the show could possibly go would be TV-PG. What kind of content do you think the show could get away with in each rating? What could we see in a PG rating as opposed to a G or Y7 rating, and vice versa?

Try going back in time when Children of the Night just came out, and just imagine how people's reactions would be when you tell them that Duo Cartoonist's channel will be gone in 2020.

If you search for Duo Cartoonist on Youtube, you'll notice that their channel is gone. I'm surprised that this hasn't been reported yet.

Yeah I'd like every season to have a serialized structure with each one having its own self contained plot. Each season can introduce new characters and villains.